Monument record TQ 87 NE 1210 - ?Post-medieval stock refuge mound, Allhallows Marsh

The earthwork remains of an oval mound measuring 9m x 17m seen at TQ 8592 7656 on reclaimed marsh (known as Newlands) on the edege of the Yantlet Crreek on the Isle of Grain. This is probably an example of a 19th century or earlier stock refuge mound constructed on low-lying pasture on the Hoo Peninsula and the margins of the Thames Estuary. Such mounds have been referred to and identified in a contemporary paper on the subject (Spurrell, 1885). This mound was mapped from Environment Agency lidar imagery as part of the English Heritage: Hoo Peninsula Landscape Project. (1-2)

<1> Environment Agency, 2001, LIDAR TQ 8476 Environment Agency D0015778 APR-2001 (Digital archive). SKE55928.

<2> Spurrell, F. C. J., 1885, Early sites and embankments on the margins of the Thames estuary. (Article in serial). SWX7560.